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Most literature describes this oil as containing methy chavicol as the main ingredient! There is a great deal of confusion between oils of Ravensara and Ravintsara, which is high in cineol. What the analysis posted actually refers to is a mystery to me. I shall take it down unless someone enters into correspondence with me and persuades me otherwise... Cjsunbird ( talk) 16:18, 11 April 2010 (UTC) reply